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From: Tarun Ahuja <tarun.ahuja@cavium.com>
Subject: RFC 4868 support for Linux IPsec stack
Date: Mon, 19 Jan 2009 11:27:44 -0800
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Does anybody know the status of support for RFC 4868 (SHA256/384/512 
with iv length of 16/24/32) to
Linux IPsec stack?sending mail as text I believe, as of kernel 2.6.28, 
only SHA256 is supported and that
too only 12 bytes for the icv (instead of 16).

-Tarun